a few things…. | austin photographer

Lyndsay Stradtner2009-10-01T13:31:05-05:00October 1st, 2009|My Family|

1. i am going to be adding A LOT of stuff to the for sale page very, very soon. toddler girl clothes, halloween costumes, pottery barn bedding and a bunch of girls coats. be sure to check back for it!

2. my husband has started a blog. ’tis true. i’m calling him out because the secret is that this isn’t the first time. but it didn’t stick. i’ve encouraged him so many times to blog. so i’m calling him out this time so it’s all public and out there in hopes he’ll keep at it. i think he’s got a lot of valuable things to say. if he posts more than a few times i’ll come back and share the link…..no […]

10 on tuesday | austin child & family photographer

Lyndsay Stradtner2009-09-29T17:12:35-05:00September 29th, 2009|Announcements, Austin Photographer, My Family|

1. For those of you waiting on the Birth Experience Mentoring – IT IS COMING! I promise! I just want it to be good. And real. And informative. And valuable. I want to do it right or not at all. More info on it coming soon, but in the meantime, thank you for your patience!

2. A little good news. Taryn took 5 bites of food today. Doesn’t sound like much but I’m thrilled with it. She’s down several pounds and didn’t have it to loose. I am hopeful for that magic moment when she will just start eating again. She had some damage to her tongue and cheeks when intubated and I think that is causing her not to […]

praying for strength or a margarita

Lyndsay Stradtner2009-09-26T08:53:32-05:00September 26th, 2009|My Family|

But I’d take both.

It’s been a long couple of days. Taryn was discharged from the hospital on Thursday. Very thankful for that. The hard part….Wednesday, after being at the hospital all day, Jase brought the boys home for the night and Ty came down with a cough and fever. The next morning, Jase brought him straight to our pedi and thankfully, they don’t think it’s the flu. We informed Taryn’s caregivers in the hospital that Ty was sick and were told we could only bring her home if we sanitized every.single.thing, the children wore masks and we quarantined them into separate rooms. Yeah, not fun. We totally understand though because Taryn’s wound sites are larger than normal and even the […]